Montreal

Air & Helicopter Tours

Start your helicopter tour of Montreal with a quick safety briefing from your pilot. Get to know the pilot and the aircraft to feel comfortable before you take off. Take a great photo in front of the helicopter and ascend into the skies to see the city from a totally unique perspective. Fly over the Quebec Capitol building at an altitude of 1,500 feet. Hover over the Olympic Stadium, Downtown Montreal and Mount Royal. The 20-minute ride will bring you back to the airport through the Old Port of Montreal and Victoria Bridge. Opt for the 30-minute tour and fly above the Saint Lawrence River over Parc Jean Drapeau and the Jacques Cartier Bridge. Continue to the Îles-de-Boucherville National Park and make your way over the picturesque countryside.

Soar above Mont Tremblant on this private helicopter tour with 10-, 20-, and 30-minute options, including an optional stopover in the mountains. Available year-round, this trip will take you over Mont Tremblant, Lake Tremblant, the Tremblant Motor Racing Circuit, Rouge River Valley, and more. After a quick safety briefing, you’ll hop on board a helicopter and meet your licensed pilot. Your pilot is from a team that has been entrusted with aerial work, forest inventory, topographical surveys, transportation of external loads, patrols, and more. Then, take-off: fly over the forest of red pines, heading to the Diable River and the Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort Village. The 10-minute flight covers 30 km, the 20-minute covers 60 km, and the 30-minute covers 90 km. If choosing the 30-minute flight with a stopover, you’ll also get to enjoy a 30-minute stop on a virgin mountain. There, you can admire Lake Tremblant and the Rouge River Valley while enjoying complimentary refreshments. On the route back, you’ll pass Lake Tremblant and St. Jovite Village. With this helicopter experience, you’ll be flying with a fully licensed and registered helicopter company, operating Robinson R44s. These helicopters are reliable, fast, and comfortable. Specifications include a cruising speed of 180 km/h, flight autonomy of 3 hours, panoramic and curved windows, headsets for all passengers, an audio system (mp3 socket), and a navigation system (GPS).